Public stripping. Fresh fruit. Blancmanges playing tennis. It can only mean one thing: "It's... [Kaley and Stephanie's exploration of the first season of the groundbreaking and sublimely silly sketch show] Monty Python's Flying Circus!"

In their season finale, as Steff and Kaley explore the hedonistic, estrogen-fueled fantasy world of Absolutely Fabulous, they can't help but wonder... is Sex and the City just Ab Fab's evil twin?

Shocking revelations, cunning plans, and *major spoilers* abound as Steff and Kaley travel through 500 years of history, discover the importance of always watching the credits, and debate the merits of Edmund Blackadder as an unlikely sex symbol (and Lord Flashheart as an even less likely feminist figure). You might want to grab some tissues for this one. Seriously.

Steff and Kaley wax philosophical about naughty puppets, bottom burps, and video nasties as they explore that manic, anarchic gem of the early '80s, The Young Ones.

Bunnies and Nazis and priests, oh my! Listen to Steff and Kaley's take on Stephanie's "desert island show": the silly, subversive, and deliciously blasphemous Irish classic Father Ted.

Kaley and Steff talk temperamental bosses, political incorrectness, and saucy anagrams in this episode devoted to one of the best-loved sitcoms of all time, Fawlty Towers. Watch out for Siberian hamsters, expired kippers, and falling moose heads.

In the very first episode of Anglophilia, Kaley and Steff discuss everyone's favorite (mostly) silent weirdo, Mr. Bean. They also wonder what it must be like to be his girlfriend Irma, whether Bean is truly happy, and whether there is Mr. Bean-themed porn on the internet.